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NO. 18

  

Vol TV

PRINCE RUPERT, B, C., WEDNESDAY, JAN

UARY 22,

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EUROPEAN POWERS

TIGHT ON THE WEST

NOT KEEPING FAIT

Breaking Faith with Her in

Maintenance

of

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Special to Daily News.)

|
ne = Wesley,
f tae a a parang tne |™8s fined $410 and costs yester- |
ipowers is asking for an ex- day in the police court by Magis-
planation of some of the elauses,|trate Carss for being drunk and
She hints that Europe has|who was later sent out in pur-
broken faith with her in con-/syit of the man who gave him
ee adi ties Gilieaen ant the liquor, was successful in his
- . eg quest This morning his map
jwas not to be altered. pleaded guilty to the charge. His
seaniaiahdiaadhs sen i aan name is Alex. Hardacre and hej

° LONDON TIMES FAVORS

IMPERIAL CONERENFCE

 

, GAVE L

(QUOR TO INDIAN
FIVE MONTHS HARD LABOR

|ALEX. HARDACRE SENT DOWN FOR SUPPLYING LIQUOR TO
INDIAN—CHARGE OF THEFT WITHDRAWN.

Robert the Indian who

was read a severe lecture by the |

magistrate. The maximum pen-

 

j;was any good inflicting the fine,
|but the prisoner would have to

jserve five months hard labor,

Kwong Sun Chung, the China-
man summoned for an infraction
of the health bylaw, was fined
$1 and costs.

His Worship remarked in the
case of the charge laid against
Sieve Papos of stealing two rings
from Indian woman of the
name of Martha Green that it was

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ally is a fine of $300 together|an absurd waste of time to
—— with six months’ imprisonment.|bother with such cases where
| werore Premier Borden Settles ur a moment it looked pretty) the evidence was practically nil.
| on Permanent Naval Policy blue for the prisoner. His Wor-|The Indians were far too fond of
| —Regard of Oversees ship remarked that these cases|preferring’ a charge of theft
| Dominions May be were getting altogether too com. | against thé first person in sight
| impaired. inon and he was going to put a|/ whenever they lost anything. The
| stop to it. He did not think it|}charge was withdrawn altogether.
| Special to The Daily News. “ -
| London, Jan. 21—The Times)... Se ie ia eee
ges that before Premier Bor- MAN AND WIFE PERISH RECORD PRICES PAID
den setties on a permanent na- 1% FLAMES NEAR NELSON
val policy there must be another | FOR AMERICAN FURS
| Imperial Conference to ascertain Special to The Daily News. —_—
the extent of Canada’s desire to Nelson, B. C., Jan. 20.—The|Sealskins Offered in London Mar-
co-operate with the other Dom-|crew of the northbound steamer ket Bring Highest Prices
ions having a Pacific interest.| Minto, on the Arrow Lakes, has Ever Obtained.
The Dominions now take a} es .
broade utlook on the imperialf oe ” Neknep = s . London, Jan. 20.—The annual
policy in the face of which Win- | {#t#! fire at Bagewvod, “a farin- sale of Alaska sealskins, thr
I ston Churchill has shown an in- |" community 50 miles south of “operty f the United States
termittent perception and should! Nakusp. The blaze was yisible}ProPerty © 1e nite
» be tempted to look only to the j}when the steamer approached] government, occured a day or
Bri lish convenience rather than|"4sewoed at 3 o'clock in the/two ago, and higher prices than
|Imperial developments, he would | 0PMN8, and it was said @ house}ever before were obtained. The
impair the regard entertained for near the landing, owned by Mr. 3,764 skins realized 29,985
the admiralty by every Dominion|#®@ Mrs. MeIntosh, had been de- pounds, about $140,000, or 452
concluded the Times stroyed, the man and wife perish- shilling and 9 pence, nearly $40,
er 2 jing in . oe on WaSlas an average price per skin, be-
;}a contractor, Clearing lan Or @ling 44 shilli , or nearly $3, per
| LOCAL NEWS ITEMS | Lownsite company, and the couple o linen Sees any Aisin’
jhad been married one year sale.
Hospital Board rd Representatives. | George M. Bowers, United

Mayor
Aldermet

Hospital
year.

 

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Banquet Tonight.

as well

selected |

to

represent the City Council on the} aceident
coming | sults,

A large number of the friends
of Captain Jobnson will tender
him a complimentary banquet at
the Premier Hotel at 9 o'clock
tonight. Tables will be laid for
about a hundred.

The February sitting of the
county court will be held on}

Thursday, the 6th of the coming!
month,

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fisher,
who spent the holidays in Vic-
toria, were amongst the return-
ing passengers this morning on
the Rupert,

Joe Greer, of the G.T.P. staff,
who has been on a visit to his
home in Lindsay, Ont., returned

this morning on the Prinee Rup-
ert affer an exceedingly pleasant

as

numerous friends

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come

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delighted to see him back

programme
for

the Westhol

As a special attraction a par-

of

tonight

Several well known
}classical selections will be played

some of the m
ic from the lat
dies The fanmx

‘| Thanhauser
portraying t
home

he great

life

will head the bill

Births.

On

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to Mrs

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Perry

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Walter F. Ow
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Mr. and
Metiakatla,

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story

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e ° ° ®| Large deputeaien | Waited Upon Eastern British Columbia and Turkey Hints Tha pe
Premier Yesterday—Promised Prairie aiiiies teseminy
e r.
Is OPPOSED TO PARLIAMENT VOTING MONEY FOR BUILDING Every Consideration. Extremely athe
OF RAILWAY TERMINALS—SAYS G. T. P. TOWNSITE 7 ; | to Daily N
Special to Daily News.
co. 18 A WILDCAT CONCERN. Special to The Daily News pecia ails
Winnipeg Man Jat 20)
Ottawa Jan 24 \ large 'Creathes  througho as
Special to Daily News. er ee nai vedinst bir thin al '
jan. 21.—The time of Cameron Cove Being Opened. deputation representing the ship-/adian prairie west over. the week
a iding industries of the Domin- end has been the coldest experi
of ons was take Archie McDougall, the well] uil¢
: ee ve ee ; ' ‘ d oO Pre er enced so far this winter with
f tl know! railroad contractor is}ion today waited upon remier
ith a discussion of the ° i vi “ee ; a
bu engaged at present in|Borden and his colleagues so-|the promise of ntinued very
amendments to the} oo. tl . f the cold weather today and slightly}
superimtending the work of the)jiciting government aid for the in ; :
\ In connection with pening of Cameron Cove by the : : , higher temperatures Tuesday
f i ‘ , : industry rhey were promises In Manitoba the thermometer
\ if the Railway Com-/G. T. Pp his morning the big} oon. «, sideratios
p wyery Sone - ' did not take such a low dip as i
H Levens, M for) steam shovel was in operation, a : i '
vigorously opposed/large force of men being em- Saskatchewan os apt the
ent voling money to build} ployed upon the work. The open- DRESS ALLOWANCE ane eae . Minnedosa,
elo 4 nn eR é i
iy terminals Mr. Ste-'ing up of this waterway by the NOT T0 EXCEED RENTAL pve. ee . } oa ' wae
enewed the attack on! ra ad company has been a ail ee with 32 below re
'. P. Townsite Co He!matter of contention for some — me one io.
ied thal it is a Wildeal time between the latter and the|New Standard er Married Wo- rr atchewan expe need th
ind is receiving the con-| City of Prince Rupert It will man’s Dress Allowance Set real cold, the on ury dipping to
" ‘low ¢ sine ile ¢
f western people gen- take some time to complete the Down in Paris Court. i? bel A texina, while at
finally decided | work ii Moosejaw and Qu'Apelle it was
was Hhalls > cad Ww 0 a
i clause in connection : Special to The Daily News 44 below Other cold spots in
ato Saskatchewat where it was in
grants to railways that Find it through a Daily News Paris, Jan. 21 A new stan - i pee ford, 4
’ : mrties wer attietor 2
be spent in Canada Want Ad dard which has been laid down|‘" . seco age aga =~ *
and Moosomin, 40
in Paris law courts, that a mar-}|
; Alberta weather was about
ried woman's dress allowance
a par with that of Manitoba,|
must not be more annually thar
,| Medicine Hat recording the cold
the rental of her home, does no
est spell,, 34 below: Lethbridge
meet witlt general approva Rd
0 slo Calgary. 32. ¢
Mie Mir siski me of the best { ive w i il ind ‘
. jmonton 2? below and snowing
Known wi barristers in Paris, |
The freak f Western Canada
does not thir the udgimnet
; ;, DI sas the severe weather which
be ake seriously 1 a }
OCAL CAPITAL INTERESTED IN AN INDUSTRY THAT WILL i to aM enna ee ed British Golumbia, it be
PROVE A GREAT BENEFIT TO PRINCE RUPERT 40 6 below at Kamloops’ and 4]
below at Penticton whil at
Purchased Hazelton Business. |
Briek and Tile) Prince Kupert for pressed aah Den . Drie Rupert irand Forks was zero and Ne
j c os. O I ‘ tupert :
name of a com | mick and tile the necessary ma- : ; a i | 301 recorded 4 above
Shae “ be demtatind have purchased the genera! store sc wi ;
— ae } T ger bhbusiness of Cohen & Zackon at
he manufacture | rhe location of the property New Hazelton. where they will in SHAWATLANS VISITED
he Prince Rupert} deal, being right on the main] fyture conduct both a wholesale BY BOARD OF WORKS
l Pilipre : Ss ‘ i
mo pany ‘ a AGO ing f the G. T. P Arrange-j|and retail business.
hocal nen Wie lave | ee
s have been made to con- ps a aa ttabatae son aa ;
estigated the pos-|''°" 7 ? Difficulties in Getting Pipes
he conditions and]/struct spur lines through the LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Across Passage Receiving
hat the industry will}property for convenience and Serious Consideration.
a financial suecessjeeonomy im the loading of the W. J Elmendorf, genera! man -
j shed product 8 e; ated "
es but a great boon|! ” proeust at te yoy tm lager of the Portland Canal Min- The Mayor and the members of
, pert sithat brick can be turned out from
ee Oe 7 hid int and delivered in Print o| ing Co., Stewart, was amongst jthe Board of Works, who paid a
lis plant ¢
hi rT at $10 per thousand less|the arrivals this morning on the | visit to Shawatlans Passage yes-
i Vi be jocated al | ia » ae “Y . or
er oe than Seattle brick. In other | Princes Rupert, Mr Elmendorf }igrday in order become con-
8 Where Géay weds o a : : t Stewart on : ,
haracter for brick mak-|“°"4S, the citizens of Prince Ru- | will ae ee versant with the exact state of
ari le ) an | » ff
t beer ecured, Some|Pert will be able to buy a prick |e Sees Sane. affairs existing in connection
Bi shipment of four|™@uch superior to Vancouver or| en with the laying of the pipe from
d pound f the clay wa | Victoria brick for the price that | J. M. Claney, manager of the Te laden an the aii denen
’ AOULTIOIS 0 a ‘t as | “¢ “s . » t k r
Ol be tested and th [they have been paying for either/local branch of the Bank of that they have a very important
i » be ested an ‘ : aaa wn laa o : .
I b k of these. This should prove a/ Montreal, returned this morning) cierto grapple with. City En.
a las come mae is | tp eke’ vacatic .
me a“ i ra lereat boon to Prince Rupert, par-|from a few weeks’ vacation spent) .i.o.. Mason. who has been in
VOrPADLE Samples oO ev] > ar © 3 . »
tnade may b : n at the| ticularly when the additional sav-|in the lower coast cities charge of the work, has had a
bade i we seen ¢f ‘|
Thor McClyn se ; ling through lowe! insurance great many difficulties to contend
mas cu 10 . on io .
venue rh wh ire | fates is considered Miss Lillian Kuster, who has/with, but is satisfied that the
é + . ose o are 7 ‘
ent 40 jad that| It is expected that by early} been south for the last month plans evolved for the successful
elen ‘ dge claim | aan 3
{ e mucl : ior to 2} , | Summer the plant will be turning| purchasing her spring stock of completion of the work are the
it a thnuch superior » Drie . : . :
ned fron > i. ay et sut between forty and fifty thou-| millinery for her store on 4th |pest that could be employed un-
: ied om etther ancouve “ a oa
Micha nl a ‘ ua) |Sand bricks per day Street, arrived back in the city/qer existing conditions. rhe
it : ‘ “ule t 3 J >
Seattle brick an pe aape _ this morning on the Prince Ru-|pough weather and exceptionally
eattie brick,
Hospital Notes. pert severe wind storms that have oe-
las already startle lo- ‘UPre “eC » ores re
ettin oar =— o Mike Ferri, a young Italian, curred recently have greatly re-
; . a «wr 22, employed by the Prince Mrs. A. 8. B. Lucas returned /tarded operations, causing con-
the alle P » | HE ~~» : , yoo
he installation of the | Rupert Sign CGo., was taken to the/this morning from a few weeks |siderable loss as well. rhe
a inachinery and build ald, al vesterday suffering from|spent in Vietoria and Vancouver. |Board of Works have in hand the
veg erected A To evere attack of peritonitis An - task of deciding the best course
- ; ee as atti :
00 ees ee peration was immediately per- A. Kk. MeMaster, who has been|io be followed to bring about the
1 eo 2 . o i as ‘ : ; re F p
rds of wood for this | rmed and the patient is done attending a conference of rail- |successful completion of the
, ‘ SO > i 2 J
burhing, and men are | as well ae could be expected way men in Vancouver, returned |erossing of the passage. The ad-
: There 1@ a4 AS ‘ll as
a eneee qenenb 40 a The little lad, Harry Darling, | te the city this morning. Visability of bringing in an ex-
‘ : ; e i
bt Dut that the company | ae ta badiy injured through | ois pert before proceeding with the
, . . V le “as Su i
pplying briek to the I thrown off McBride atmeas | Dan Lindeberg, the wellknown / undertaking is being considered
( 0
pert market by early)? an f fifteen feet, a week|Salmon River mining man, who A al
a distance © ’ : oad al : a
er so ago, whilst coasting, is| '* the owner of several very val. The drawing for the three
the clay is well | eomressing favorably. uable properties in that district, prizes at Hyde's cigar store took
the manufacture of}! aM jreturned this morning from Van place last evening at 8 o'clock
nek and ‘tile, it is the 2 sinhiot }couver Where he has been on @/ppe three winning numbers were |
{ the company to turn| Dr. Inman, the eye specialist,” ios. visit in connection 32, 80 and 75, the lucky holders
common briek at first | who has been visiting the south) vith a big mining deal being, first, Louis Sweder; second
0 s ve a deme ate elurne s rning .
n as there ise demand | late ly, returned this mo . Annie Byman; third, Bert Corkil
H. F. G, Barnjum, a pioneer} py, prises were
railway man in the service of the |). nasome dining sets
1G r.p., arrived baek in the eity
E }itoday after a short vacation ~_—
HOLME OPER )} sper he south, Mr, Barnjum
|
‘ sdiately to
” proceeded on immedia LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.
The Only Place for “High Class’ Music pesos: n the morning train
ss \soeramme ett.
Musical Programme ) rhe annual meeting of
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY |S 029 pum uf ee ag
A A morning from a pleasant vaca the Pines upert Liberal
Artire-(Special-—Pirst time in Prince Rupert Lecald- Adan on spent in the south Association, for the purpose
°. Walts— "Golly belene aolatto Vollsted ) m a of electing officers, will be
ails With Special Drum and Bell Stoo, sa Nelsot c. ©. Perry, the popular Indian held on the evening of
rom ew Comic Upers « JC 15a ; . » 4
levtlon "Country Girl ey _ Moncktut } went at Metlakatia who has) Thursday, Jan, 2ord, 1913,
Special Feature Pictures } been in the south with his fam in the K. of P. Hall, Helge:
vided by the Great 2-Reel Thanhauser Story of English ' for the last few weeks, re son Block Bo07tf
Home Life ined on the Prinee Rupert this Pp, W ANDERSON,
AURORA FLOYD }}morning. Mrs, Perry and child. 8ec.-Treas
Admission 10c¢ and i5c¢, as Usual ren will remain for a while vis
eit Tee S\iting friends in Nanaimo.
ADD

 

Extraordinary Accident.

Alta,, Jan. 20.—An
, extraordinary in its re-
occurred on the Crows’
| Nest line on the C. P. R. when
the eastbound mail was wrecked,
every car in the train leaving the
lrails with no injury to the hun-

Calgary,

dred or more passengers on
board. The wreck occurred a
inile west of Burmis. Seven cars
went into the ditch, one gf the
Pullmans turning completely
over. A broken rail caused the
accident.

 

|Prince Albert Starts on Cruise.
London, Jan. 20,—Prince Al-
bert, King George's second son,

Joined the cadet training ship
Cumberland, which sails today
for a six months’ cruise, which

will inelude the West Indies.

Will Form New Cabinet.
Paris, Jan. 20.—M. Briand,
minister of justice under Premier
Poincare, tonight definitely ac-
cepted the call of President Fal-

lieres to from a new cabinet.

 

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States commissioner of fisheries,
watched the sale in the interest
of the United States government.
In a talk with a reporter for the
New York American, Mr. Bowers
said:

“IT am much pleased with the
sale and prices realized. The in-
crease in the price fetched is
mainly due to the skins being a
little larger than usual.

“Last year’s catch was 28,000
skins. This year’s is very much
smaller, owing to the agreement
between Great Britain, Russia,
Japan and America to abolish pe-
lagic sealing and also to the pol-
icy of the United States to take
only pelts of 3-year-old males
and not allow the females to be
killed,”

Dealers from all parts of the
world were present. It is the
concensus of opinion that the
price of sealskins will not be en-
hanced.

 

The weather report at 5 o'clock
this morning read: Barometer,
29.634; maximum temperature,
36; minimum temperature, 32;
precipitation, .20 inch,

 

 

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full
after

tillery in
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action,

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HEATRE

To-Night and Tomorrow Night

The Great Kalem Feature Release

“The Siege of Petersburg”

This is a magnificent military
of military bridge across the
explosion beneath the battlefield.
both the northern and southern cavalry.

picture. The burning
Appamattox River, The mine
Charge upon charge by
Batteries of ar-

Marching and countermarching of
regiment of the infantry of both sides.
go to make up the most perfeet war picture yet produced.

10 Cts. and 15 Ote.
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